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PUBLIC SERVICE

 

Ever wanted to do good work for a good cause in a great competition?

Each year Ad Club CO NEXT partners with a local nonprofit organization, and together they produce a (free!) advertising and marketing campaign. 

2021-2022 CAMPAIGN

We’re always on the hunt for creative and strategic team members! Are you an art director, copywriter, photographer, videographer, web developer, UI/UX specialist, strategist, account manager, content creator, PR specialist, social media manager, or something else insanely valuable?!

Click below to get involved. 

I WANT TO PARTICIPATE!

PUBLIC SERVICE WINS

  • First place in the 2020 National Public Service Competition on behalf of Mile High WorkShop.
  • First place in the 2019 National Public Service Competition on behalf of Women’s Wilderness.

Check out our winning campaigns below.

PAST PUBLIC SERVICE INITIATIVES

2019-20

Client: Mile High WorkShop

Mile High WorkShop creates employment opportunities and job training for those looking to rebuild after addiction, homelessness, and incarceration. Their vision? To ensure every member of the community is empowered with dignity through meaningful work. 

One of the ways they do this is through their sew shop. The sew shop repurposes vinyl and other materials to create one-of-a-kind tote bags. And psst! Bags (and masks) are available for purchase at www.secondchanceseries.com. DKY we helped launch this campaign in the middle of a pandemic?! Check it out!

2018-19

Client: Women’s Wilderness

It’s Women’s Wilderness’ mission to cultivate courage, confidence, connection, and environmental stewardship among girls, women, and the LGBTQ2+ community. We helped launch a new site for their biggest yearly event, Summit Sisters—an immersive weekend event to help you connect with nature, and yourself.

View our presentation!

2017-18

Client: Harm Reduction Action Center

Harm Reduction Action Center (HRAC) is a resource that helps people wherever they are on the spectrum of drug prevention, drug use/harm reduction, and drug treatment/recovery. HRAC has helped clear 2.3 million needles from the streets and parks of Denver and continually works to keep Denver healthier and safer with proper syringe disposal, clean syringes, access to on-demand HIV/HCV testing, health education classes, street outreach, and referrals to mental health/substance abuse treatment. 

Goal:

  • Increase public education around HRAC and its mission.
  • Position HRAC as a positive community asset.

Deliverables: 

  • The website, http://yourhrac.com/.
  • The creative concept, “A Day Without HRAC.”
  • A video to build brand awareness.
  • An interactive component for their annual event.

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